by Corriere del Trentino
If the priority of next government will be the economy, there may be good news for plants coming from Trentino: the "new" governor does not, in fact, the hypothesis of acquisition by the Piazza Dante lifts provincial. "It's a topic on the agenda at the Alps-look Lorenzo Dellai -. It will be a point on which the new administration will have to work. "
Difficulties words Dellai descend in an open debate for some time, but "frozen" by appointment election. About a month ago, Alberto Pedrotti had hoped to see such a solution. They had also expressed support for the Filt Cgil e l’assessore uscente all’industria, Marco Benedetti. Giovedì Andrea Bertoli, presidente di Trento Funivie, ha lanciato un vero e proprio appello a Piazza Dante, affinché la provincia acquisti gli impianti a fune. In primis quelli del Bondone, che versano in una situazione non facile. Ma il Bondone non è solo. Secondo Pedrotti sulle 62 società che operano nel settore in provincia di Trento, 55 sono in difficoltà».
L’ipotesi Dellai non pare sordo al grido d’allarme lanciato dagli impiantisti. «L’acquisto da parte dell’ente pubblico è un’ipotesi su cui lavorare, anche se devo precisare che non disponiamo ancora di alcun dossier in materia. Certo l’operazione has already been carried through in other European countries and in some Italian town. " The Governor then opened the possibility of a buyout by Piazza Dante of cable installations in the province. It will be a difficult game, who will pay the charge to fall back on the community costs of bad investments from a business point of view, the principle of collectivization of losses and privatize profits. Escapes no one, in fact, that entrepreneurs in the sector in the past have received significant aid in the construction phase of the plant. In short, it could force the interpretation and say that the province is buying back the plants that built his own pocket. Dellai, however, already opposed to another interpretation. "We must understand if we are to understand how infrastructure facilities like roads, which in itself does not make a profit, but allow the development of the economy. I believe that tourism should be defended resort, as guarantees 40% of tourism receipts in this province. " The governor's reasoning is simple: nothing without ski equipment, ski nothing without tourism, travel without no money.
Managers Faced with a crisis that involves not only small plants, but also those of medium size, Alberto Pedrotti welcomes the proposal to Dellai. Waiting for a comparison to eye with the president, Pedrotti speaks of '' important idea, "" probably the only possible solution. " The representative of the plants of Confindustria explains why: "If the ownership of the ski facilities were to become public, like pools and gyms, on an individual no longer lies with depreciation and maintenance." A breath of fresh air, in short, that comes at a time in which the microstates are in big trouble because of management costs and competition with resorts such as Madonna di Campiglio and Folgarida. "Now - Pedrotti precise - the tracks are beaten every night and we must ensure snow throughout the season and then artificial snow so much and quickly. This requires very expensive media and consumption of electricity. " Against this, then, "from 2002 to 2007 there was a net decrease in provincial funding: we have gone from 30 35% to 15% for small and 7% for medium and large." This, the obligation imposed by the EU to respect the free market. The union
Net opposition by the UIL 'purchase of the facilities or elsewhere on the Bondone. At this point - the secretary writes Ermanno Monari, it might be worth thinking about the promotion of Trentino without lifts, recalling the true naturists. Certainly engage less public money will less wealthy and the usual suspects. "
If the priority of next government will be the economy, there may be good news for plants coming from Trentino: the "new" governor does not, in fact, the hypothesis of acquisition by the Piazza Dante lifts provincial. "It's a topic on the agenda at the Alps-look Lorenzo Dellai -. It will be a point on which the new administration will have to work. "
Difficulties words Dellai descend in an open debate for some time, but "frozen" by appointment election. About a month ago, Alberto Pedrotti had hoped to see such a solution. They had also expressed support for the Filt Cgil e l’assessore uscente all’industria, Marco Benedetti. Giovedì Andrea Bertoli, presidente di Trento Funivie, ha lanciato un vero e proprio appello a Piazza Dante, affinché la provincia acquisti gli impianti a fune. In primis quelli del Bondone, che versano in una situazione non facile. Ma il Bondone non è solo. Secondo Pedrotti sulle 62 società che operano nel settore in provincia di Trento, 55 sono in difficoltà».
L’ipotesi Dellai non pare sordo al grido d’allarme lanciato dagli impiantisti. «L’acquisto da parte dell’ente pubblico è un’ipotesi su cui lavorare, anche se devo precisare che non disponiamo ancora di alcun dossier in materia. Certo l’operazione has already been carried through in other European countries and in some Italian town. " The Governor then opened the possibility of a buyout by Piazza Dante of cable installations in the province. It will be a difficult game, who will pay the charge to fall back on the community costs of bad investments from a business point of view, the principle of collectivization of losses and privatize profits. Escapes no one, in fact, that entrepreneurs in the sector in the past have received significant aid in the construction phase of the plant. In short, it could force the interpretation and say that the province is buying back the plants that built his own pocket. Dellai, however, already opposed to another interpretation. "We must understand if we are to understand how infrastructure facilities like roads, which in itself does not make a profit, but allow the development of the economy. I believe that tourism should be defended resort, as guarantees 40% of tourism receipts in this province. " The governor's reasoning is simple: nothing without ski equipment, ski nothing without tourism, travel without no money.
Managers Faced with a crisis that involves not only small plants, but also those of medium size, Alberto Pedrotti welcomes the proposal to Dellai. Waiting for a comparison to eye with the president, Pedrotti speaks of '' important idea, "" probably the only possible solution. " The representative of the plants of Confindustria explains why: "If the ownership of the ski facilities were to become public, like pools and gyms, on an individual no longer lies with depreciation and maintenance." A breath of fresh air, in short, that comes at a time in which the microstates are in big trouble because of management costs and competition with resorts such as Madonna di Campiglio and Folgarida. "Now - Pedrotti precise - the tracks are beaten every night and we must ensure snow throughout the season and then artificial snow so much and quickly. This requires very expensive media and consumption of electricity. " Against this, then, "from 2002 to 2007 there was a net decrease in provincial funding: we have gone from 30 35% to 15% for small and 7% for medium and large." This, the obligation imposed by the EU to respect the free market. The union
Net opposition by the UIL 'purchase of the facilities or elsewhere on the Bondone. At this point - the secretary writes Ermanno Monari, it might be worth thinking about the promotion of Trentino without lifts, recalling the true naturists. Certainly engage less public money will less wealthy and the usual suspects. "
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